Feb 05, 2008 - The Day America Admitted Its Shame

[baddalbatross42]

For all it's greatness and potential I disagree with the way laws are arbitrarily tossed about. Frank Zappa said it best while testifying before congress against artistic censorship.aka warning labels on record covers ect. America is a nation of laws: Poorly written and Randomly enforced.Brilliant.

[BLUEMEANY70]

Very well worded and alarmingly true!Our government has always been one of the most hypocritical in the world.Just look what was done to the indiginous people of this country,slavery,and things we will never know until the end when we stand before our maker and give an account for the deeds done in the body.The Bush administration will undoubtedly go unpunished for their crimes against humanity and war profiteering. However there is solice in knowing that no crime will go unpunished in the end.

[existentialistcat]

Good, solid video. I agree, though I hope that America isn't really taking a turn for the fascist...

[20kiliminjaro08]

Just to be clear...

A stolen 2004 election, the ongoing fabricated excuses for war, and unflinching support of Nazi Israel. These are the top three reasons the world hates the USA...but somehow in your brain, the CIA admitting torture is the shame of America. You need to get your priorities straight.

PS: Waterboarding ain't shit - they used to use electricity, moral terror, brainwashing, and zippo lighters. Probably still do.

[JimBowie1988]

Nazi Isreal. Um, what?

[blur880]

I love it when people still talk about how the 2004 election was "stolen." If you want to see an election thief see JFK in 1960.

[Beeker425]

This video will be posted to your National Security file. :)